Yes, in fact, we’ve begun the planning for this. Don’t expect anything before the end of the year, but we are working on it. Thanks for your interest.

Thank you for your interest in the app. At this time, CrimeSeen 360 is being used by University of Florida staff in preparation for the spring semester curriculum. Thus, it is not available for general use. We look forward to the opportunity to make it available for you to use as well.

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. In response to your two inquiries:

1. We do not presently have a way to rearrange the order of scenes in a tour (the first scene is the one that gets shown). That said, we do see the value in this and hope to add this functionality in the coming months.

2. We have replicated the issue you’ve described and look to have this addressed within the week.

Thank you. If your iPad is the first generation model, then yes, what you’re describing is the result of having no gyroscope. We’re using the magnetometer, and yes, it’s a relatively inaccurate instrument. The ticks you’re seeing are our way of mitigating constant inaccuracies which otherwise make the experience fairly undesirable. On the iPad 2, this is all alleviated thanks to the included gyroscope, so you should see no “ticking.”

An expansion to include video is planned, but should not be expected until the second half of 2011.

Thank you for your feedback. Our development team has been notified of your suggestion.

Hi,

That sounds like a great idea and one we may be able to implement next year. Please stay tuned and thanks for your interest in TourWrist!

Hi, We have been working on a fix for this ever since IOS 5.0 was released, and now are pleased to say that we have fixed this issue and have submitted it to Apple so expect to see an update any day now.

Thanks for your continued support of TourWrist.

Hi Paco,

I agree with you and this is something we have discussed in the past. You could always just use the pop-up method to solve this is a quicker manner, but as soon as we have a fix for this we will let you know.

Thanks!

Given that we’re not charging for 99% of our services, we’ve had to focus on other priorities for the past few months. This remains a high priority for us though, and we look forward to releasing improved reporting tools as soon as possible. Thanks for your patience.

The capture (or “AmaTour”) API will be released to developers in June 2011. The general public should then begin to see this exciting functionality included in a number of apps and software programs by the end of the summer.

We apologize that there was an issue. Presently, if you mark your tour as inactive (from the edit screen), it will disappear from public view. In an upcoming update, you’ll then have the ability to permanently delete it. At any time you can re-post your tour, though we’re also planning to give you the ability to replace an image for just this sort of reason.

Thank you.

Yes, this is planned. Until this feature is released however, please email our support team and we’ll be happy to move any scene for you.

WIth the nature of our platform and more specifically with the TourWrist app capable of displaying a panorama from any angle while using your mobile device, we will never limit that view. With that being said, we do have plans in the works whereby we will be inserting a graphical cap of sorts in those two areas called the zenith and nadir.

Thanks for feedback and your support of TourWrist.

Not all iOS devices are created equal, and so with our free app, we have endeavored to deliver the best possible experience for each device type. While most other apps have found the inclusion of a gyroscope in the latest generation of devices to be an easy way to achieve “Immersive Mode” effects, we’ve gone the extra mile to create the same effect on older devices that at least have a magnetometer inside. Unfortunately, even the 3rd gen and older iPod Touches lacked both a gyroscope and a magnetometer, thus tying our hands completely. This is why your version of the app lacks the button you seek.

Hi,

We are aware of the login issue and have submitted a fix to Apple which we expect to be released in the next few days.

Thanks for your support of TourWrist.

Paco, thank you for your feedback. We’ve just discussed internally to identify ways that we can make the instructions clearer. That said, WordPress does accept javascript, so you should be able to integrate with any WordPress site.